New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-11
THE GAR AND EMPEROR VILLA II
WHY THEY FAILED 10 MEET AT srETTIN.
BIsMARCKs CHANGED DIpLoMAcY-coRN DUTY
CATHOLICS AND SOCIALISM -THK SAMOAN IN

DisMARcKs CHANGED DIPLoMAcY-CoRN DUTY
CATHOLICS AND SOCIALISM -THE SAMOAN m
uDENT-FRAULEIN LEIsTiNGER.
Copyright; 1887; oy The Ye'o. York Associat.d Pres
BERLIN, Sept. l0.-The Emperor and Empress will
leave Babesberg Monday and will arrive at settin
at hafpast In the afternoon. They will remain there
until Saturday The programme OF the weeks proceed
ngs published yesterday has been eagerly scanned
see II there Is any chance OF visit from the Gar
Military manGuvres and social entertainments will fill
everyday except Thursday for which day the Emperors
only engagement; Is official dinner There Is no ind
cation that meeting of the Emperors is intended Was
1t ever projected is the question discussed. The
New ffeye Press the North Gazette and other
official papers seek TO dscret the idea that any prepa
ratons were made to receive the Gar But they canpot
deny The fact that the settn authorities were warned
to prepare for the reception of great foreign parsonage
who was popularity supposed to be the Gar. That
interview expected to take place between Emperor
william and the Car is beyond doubt, and it's abandon
ment is attributed In the highest circles TO influences
hostile to Germany which brought to bear on the
Car after hs arrival at Copenhagen Prince Bismarck
finding that the Car hestated whether to meet Emperor
William decided to show socitude about the matter
and seized the occasion OF the Emperors accident and
his abandonment Of the Konigsberg journey intimate
doubt whether tho Emperor would be able to so to
stetn and that the projected interview must drop.
BIsMARCK's CHANGED DIPLOMACY.
The press and all parties saying that Prince
Bismarck went far enough toward humoring Russia
The North Gd>etie hints thai the approaches
made to Prince Bismarck while he at Kssingen IL
met the Gar desired. would have drawn Germany
into policy hostile to the Austrian alliance. The
Vossische Zeitg states that Prince Bismarck favored
the policy of Russia far his friendship toward Aus
tra permitted but this did satisfy the Gar has
1t finally tended to friendly relations between Ger
many and Russia What the Car desired was the active
mediation OF Germany the Bulgarian question: Prince
pn, ti,o i,ff am
intervention under the shadow of the Berlin Treaty to
promote a settlement satisfactory 10 nussa- Prince
Bsmarcks absolute refusal to either assume the initia
tive to give Russia advice regarung Bulgaria dis
appointed and rritated the Car whose position is now
rather than before entente appeared probable
Instead OF supporting, Prince Bismarck appears in
clincd thwart Russian policy. Significant ind
cation of his changed diplomacy Is found In Germanys
TO the Portcs note regarding General Ernroths
mission which declares the necessity to regulate the
Bulgarian qucs in strict conformity with the Berlin
Treaty. meaning that General Ernroth must not 90 to
Bulgaria or Russia interfere in any way without the
sanction of the powers
TO INCREASE THE DUTY on CORN.
In official circles 1t Is believed that Prince Bismarck
has finally decided to present bill in the ReicIstag
increasing the duties Party demands. sup
ported by numbcrless petitions from al parts OF the
country will the Government to introduce the ILL.,
though is certain to hamper the negotiations Tor
protective measures In favor OF other tuan asraiIah
interests.
EXTENSION or CATHOLIC RIGHTS.
The coming session will. 1t is threatened, be made
lively by renewal OF activity In the Centre party in
favor of tae extension OF Catholic rights Herr windt
horst armed with mandate from the Treves Congress-
will introduce bill vesng the direction OF Catholic
schools and their entire control in the clergy. This
~ INC con.e t Prince Bismarck and the Yat
can. under which tae Kulturkampf ceased e inierycn
Wirdthorst drop the project but the temper Of the
leaders OF the Centre party VIII not brook Iurtner SUD
tain 10 be pushed backed by the whole of the
Ciericals OF Germany Not single step toward Cones
horsfs action will be resented by Prince Bismarck and
dercely opposed by the majority OF the House.
CATHOLIC SOCIAL CONGRESS At LIEGE.
The Catholic Social Congress Liege attended by
several members OF the Reiehstag. Herr wintercr
Deputy FROM Mnlhouse effective speech on the
relations between Church and Socialism Referring
to the Socialists OF Germany he declared the orsanza
ton be increasing in numbers and stated that II now
huence To society. he said II was nece sary 70
the cooperation OF the Church with the sssern
meuts combnei and regulated efforts 10 eughten TIE
masses as 10 the results OF sociastc principles
he German socialists regard the proceedings oi the
Congress with feeling OF contempt
GERMAN COMMENT on TIL SAMOAN AFFAIR
The Samoa inciaent roawakens the feeling that the
English ready 10 thwart the extension OF German
Commerce Great Britain has just concluded treaty
with the King the Tonga Islands under which that
monarch will cede nothing TO foreign Power without
the assent OF England. The treaty ~ fn unpleasant
surprise Germany. the Tonga Isianis nave oeeh
considered promising Held for German eDterI rise
The IaOebtd referring To the samoan anar asserts
that it here for long time that haetoa mas
been secretly isatel by the American Consul 10 Gust
the German proprietors OF plantatons
The VossSches Z,,g maintains that the sole OBJECT NJ
the German punish Maietoa Tor the ron
Oerjes pcrpetratel against German coloniss Inc
treaty with England and America VIII DC haihtineu'
but Malietoa will be restored.
FRENCH MOBILIZATION.
The French mobzing experiment 10 watched closely
and finds general approval among German military
critics. who admit the general success OF the operations
while finding fault with the details.
The Cologne Gase,e says the main question wheth'
men horses and material could bo In their places AZ
prescribed time tsiaetorily Determined ne
ceu trnun ID the Held OF troops was also wen carried
out This was perhaps. due to special prcPnra
tlons: but. whatever the cause there Is no oelli ai
the task was thoroughly done.
rRAULEIH LEIsTiSGgRs PARIS ENGAGEMENT
Fraulein Leistinger's engagement to appear al the
Paris Opera has cancelled and she will return 70
Berlin The North German Gazette says she was warned
before engaging to appear In Paris what the nature Vi
her reception would be.